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ice/ c,~ i'~ flllfllEit 5 6e2.1 " - T:IAVIES.AND MEDWAY CANAL. TO CARPENTERS AND BRICKLAYERS. COMMITTEE hereby give Notice, that on • w I. I) N sDAY, ,the 2lst of November next, at 12 , ( ` ) c l c. at no.in precisely. they will ready to receive, at' Atr _ .eorg e an d V ulture Tavern, Cornhill. London,. Ten- NA ritit,g for lit) I.Di NC TWO SHEDS for COALS, other NI ERCHAN DI Z F., on the Southern Bank of the 4%114.,at Gravesend, and two ditto at the Wharf, at Iligham. W s P L eeiticationol -the buildings may be seen at Mr. Ralph 'A 4, "; , te Abe Engineer, 13ow, Middlesex ; and at the Coln . _ ~ i Y, r _ ,3 ‘ 0 tace at Gravesend. b o i ne.parties making the Tenders, or some persons on their half,ab must attend at the George and Vulture at the time , y e -mentioned ; to 3liswer when calledfor. By Order of the. Committee / - WM. SCUDAMORE, Clerk. Maidstone, Od. 26, ISt°. - T HAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL PASSAGE - . . BOATS TO BE LET. THE COMMITTEE give Notice, that on a , Wednesday, the 21st ot November next, at 12 o'Clock, t,,,!'"n precisely, they will be ready at the George and Vol. p c e Tavern, Cornhill, London, to treat with persons dis• t, to Navigate -Pasiage•bOats upoii the said Canal, be. vern Grave Send and Higharn, near_Gad's.hill, upon the to t•ro a d f ront L on d on t o Dover, for the gr rut of permission p os '?vigate such boats for one year, at. a rent. • Persons dis deC:ll to treat must, at the time and place abovementioned, r 'er a tender in writing of the rent which they will pay, by themselves yr agents attend to answer when '• , ‘l tor. All persons are, bY Aa or Parliament, prolii orl from nal;igating passage boats, except tLe Canal Com ,',ll; and those authorised by them. Holier paiticulars 4e known at the George and Vulture TAtirern. Comhill ; 4. • Company's Office at Gravesenct;.-aud of Mt. Scuda 'utea'at Maidstone. _ . By Order of the Committee. W .SC LI DAMO E, Clerk. aidstone, Oa 26, aid. LICENSED STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, 13, CORNHILL, and ST. MARGARET'sTIILL, BOROUGH. 16RNSBY and 'Co. Stock-Brokers, remind b. their Friends that the CIT Y LOTTERY\ be g ins rd Ali wln the 4th of December ; a Variety of TICKETS S H A RE Sare on Sale. Ticket . . . . 8 Ts o - Half • Z 4 rz e Eighth . . kr 4 • Quarter . 2 7 0 Sixteenth . otz o SCREMES GRATIS.• llnrnsby and Co sold the Grand Prizes in the Adelphi te? t , t.4 Y. Cox's Museum Lottery, the Pigot Diamond Lot. and in the First and Second City Lotteries ; also, No. 2,00,1. No. 2,3;7. a i,oaol. and No. 3. 0 77 , 2 5001. 14,'IutY-two Shares, n the Lottery drawn i9th October .FREEHOLD ESTATE, DORSET. -At , TO BE LOLL) BY AUCTION , tne C rnwn 1 nn, Blanciford, on Thursday, the Bth of No sBlo,-at.Twelve o'clock precisely. Am.,„ D,.sirable anal Compaa MANOR , qt• FARM, calleil MARSH FARM, conhtitiing - j5 Acres in no. „ I:.iidow, including Orchard and Site of the Build • gad 75 Acres of very excellent Arable Land, in seven estiniaNki yearly value of the Farm is about 'Y r ° . I:lu nc h e d and Twenty Pounds. t io l'ae s . good- Farm. Iwuse - with necessary Buildings, . a b s ;"anuther [liaise with suitable Of fi ces, substantially boat ttl, k111 ; 'ea/ agU; infenned fur the Residence ota Gentle'. t ii , Alyt at an easy expellee, be haat up as ,!..,Sport pt' (4( ' Lt.a:c is very well stocked with Game , hei nx atjr -I'W-4 by 'Marwrs 3boundiug with Pheasants. Hares, and t e ,„ tr ".Nes situate six mites South of Blandtord, MOSI o i ri'tl,thle - Neignbnurbood. The Poor's Rates areoiity:tibuut : Milling in the Pound, and are I.and.tax is redeemed. P r . l ,` , =-Sinint, of Bete Regis. the Tunant, will shew the ; and further 'parti.:ulars inay be known by apply. Web, Webb, and Artwoori, Salisbury. SALE Ok BOOKS. SIOCKDALE, jitn. No 41, Pali-Mall, respea lifc,,.turitY announces his intention to Sell by Auttion; on "'" 1 -;A Y., the loth ut December, and following Days, an (.I,'lci.stve. and Va.luable COLLECTION of BOOKS to t ar 7,Y Oepariment ut Literature. Many of then; are very h i ' - + others perfettly new, and •several in the must splendid ei,C;en.Zinen wishing to dispose of 13ooks will find this an Tible:opportunity o r doing so., AROMATIC HERBAL. ESSENCE. THIS invaluable Composition is extracted from such Ingrechcnts, -as Chemical research kas found to 7 , Iflo st sa lu tary i n t h e Vegetable • World. Its fragrance is t, 0 1,„ t Pleasing, and its effect most powetful. In crowded public places, it removes the unpleasant aka , itiont..aused by animal heat, and as a sure preventative inttdion, it should always accompany the visitant of tie ''..Qt chamber. Iti nervous Ilead-aches and Giddiness, it tails to :Afford itmuttliate relief. Essitte is in high estimation in the East and West tub es ,•partic,ittatly with the Fair' Sex, as it is foutulthat a 4tt 4ti to-op s taken au a lump of -sugar dispel the faintness 4 4 31 N. from the heat of the clitnate,'and re - an i m ate the , frame. 3 %. - soi,ti by Mr.' Cobb, Che Mist, No, 2, Haymarket, at :,i e t ach bort I e. 'ember 2.,. igto• • - \II,FIVE HII POUIkIDSitEWARD. 7 I.I.EftEAS•NsomeIYRED fraudulent and unprincipled Per,ins have fur some time ManufaClured certain, j c uriotts muc li t evons Compositions, which.they sell and: Pc rt tinier the N trite the Chevalier KUSH NL's! zitd -TINcTu E fu the. 'FE and . ~' 31 S. - Nuw the Chevalier, ankxiousr to bring such base' to eutitti7ii punishment, hereby offers:4A W AI: D' I• ‘ ,' \t I t Ufs; ED I'OUN DS fur the Discovery of the, I .•••:''' • -i:el . :led. in this . nefarious Prattice, and FIFTY 1 , ,f tiic DisCOVcry ut the .I.'erson who makes the, • ; tottA Rew....ts to be paid on :conviction of The W. 'lttet • Se w ( . 4 •ritleittan returwd from ln'dia 114S.had his Gums lt e riY weerateil lry thus uel,:tertouS Preparations, which 1 ,...-qtglit Five ti.tipees each undlitsrte, in Calcutta. (utly seeulity fur Purchasers, in birgland or Abroad. is th it tilt: ChcVa-lier's `acne is engraved ,on the Stamp. Nov. 2, 1810. • 4 1 HOSE who suffer Nervous Irritation from weak ness of Stomach, obstruCted Bile, and bad Digestion, luidielielinSPlLSßCßY's PATENT ANTISL:O ft- UROPS, which enjoy all the properties of Calo ti,„'witliout its irritability; they als o consult Oil health of 'lotnaeh, by promoting the Appetite , and an :ncrease of ` wfirits as the health improves. In deep-seated Abscesses, t h "ea Cure could scarcely be contemplate d, so health y a tt :uge has been produced, as to excite the bes t hope.* of sue 4. In Eruptive, Scrophulo u s, Gouty, Rheumatic, and i tbutic Complaints, its reputation is established. . %,i t-m (- India Lordo ders attended to, at the Dispens ar y , i s , . mare.. 4 1 , ne genuine Medicine has the 'Government Duty printed t ri , l 4 , Wadi: ink Stamp, and the words " By the Kin6's Pa x. ' expr essed on the bottle; bill of direction, and outside r 4 ) • vr• Sold at ouno-square. in &mall bOttips L 6, - double battiest Ica. ilitvr a. as. Cluovoutid °c lic , : 44. • This Day were published, Illandsomely.printe , l in One Volume, Octavo, price 93. 6d. Au EDIT:A:I' lONS for the AGED. kV& -By 1011 4 4 BREWSTER, M.A. 44 Wor of iloidon, and Vicar or I,reathain, in the County of Durham. ' Printed for r.;:C.:and I. Itivington; No. 4, Church-yard; 'Sola also by flatchard, No, ,go, dilly. .. • • 01 whom may be had, by the same Anthor, I. The Mrdttations of a ReCluse': •clmfb , on •Iterri.,7ioug SubjeCt. 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'fins advance will take place kin the Ist of fanuary,..it'i I, when' toe. price will 1)4 jl. and ql. tos. • SA TURD 4 , NOVE:VIBER 3, 1610. IMPERIAL DECREE. GENEKAL ORDINANCE FOR THE ORGANIZATIoN.Or THE DEPARTMENTS OF HOLLAND. Palac of Funtaiubleau, Oct. i 3, :Std. [Concluded from rest'' , day .3 CHAP. V.-OF TAXES SUPPRESSED, AND OF THOSE .THAT ABE CONTINUED. • From the Ist January, 1811, the following, taxes shall be suppressed, namely, ist, The tax upon muvanfer ; ed,.Titat upon soap ; 3d, That-upon meat 4th, That of stamps upon aril& s qt . com merce and luxury. The following taxes shall be continued from the same period:— SECT. I.—DIRECT TAXES. Ist. .The land tax, as established by the law of the 20th January,' 1807. 20. The personal tax, reduced to one-ball of the rate fixed by the law of ith April. 107. 3d. The taxes upon dorneitst s, horses„ hornd cattle, and hearths, conformably to the l,iws of the Ith March and 9th May, 1806 the 9,h latmary, 1807, and !.?2d April, 1809. ; This [Xi) , was published, trice, bound, 45. 61. A Ncw Edition, being the Eleventh, of T ECTURES on the CATECHISM of the „La CHURCH , - of ENGLAND; with •a • Discourse Confirmation: By THOMAS SECKER. Late Lord Bishop of Canterbury. Printed for F. C. 'and J. kivington, No 6z, St.. Paul's Church-yard; J. Walker •Scatcherd and Letter!nan ; • Ver. nor, Hood, and Sharpe; C. Law ; and Longman and Co. Of whom Rla'y be had the saute Work", handsomely printed in one Octave Volume,.price, in boards, 7s. 6d. N.B. A New and complete Edition of the Works of Arch• bishop Seeker, with. his Life prefixed, by Beilby Porteus, D. D. late Lord Bitop of London, to b.: comprised iii sIX large Odavo Volumes, - handsomely printed, is in the press, and viii speedily be published. SIiAtisPEARE. In a few days will be published, Neatly printed in ten Pocket VeAtimes; a New Edition of 'THE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPE,ARE, _IL accurately printed from the Text . ot the correcled Copy left by the late G EOIW E STEEPENS, Esq. Printed for the Proprietors of Johnson's and Steevens's Shakapeare. To this Edition is 'prefixed Mr. ROwe's. Account of the Lie and Writings of Shakspearc, and Dr. Johnson's cele brated Preface. ~ At the end of each Play are preserved johnsort's short Strictures ; and for the use of the ;;eneral -] reader, Glossarial Notes are added, concisely eiplanung-ob 'solete Words or obscure Sentiments. • - - At the same time will oe published, another Edition of the same Work, elegantly printed on a superfine royal paper. , This Day was publi,hed, Handsomely printed in One Volume oclavo, price, in boards, los. 6d. :The Second. tiOion of . . ATREATISE. on the CONDUCT of GOD 10. the HUMAN SPECIES, and on tha DIVINE MISSION of. JESUS CHRIST. , By the late Rev. JAMES HARE, A. M. 'Author of an Essay on Sceptibism ; Reclor of Coln. St Denys, Gloucestershire, and Vicar of Stratton St. Nlar garet; " ,Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No'. 62, St, Patti's Church-yard; sold aiso by j.,Hataard," 190,' dill. *, y * The Editor of the Anti- lacOin Review, atter a' lem,thened account of this I,Vol k, adds, • " For further parti‘ulars we Joust refer to the work, and 'can promise xileliglittul atiitiSetnent' to ttu.''serioas Christian t wi n a pc, tt,d of them.. They are ad . ipted to, display the goodness'ol Go'..ifroin principles most generons, and snitablt to Inc more nohie. teetifigsof ,oar, hatnre."--,..-4sntt- lacuinn Review, Nfarell. IS le. f.,t ne a. ye-Anent jailed lloOksellers - may. be had,. a film. remaining copies of Mr. flare's Essay on the Necessity of Revealed Religion.- -The Third Edition, price as: - 60. and at his Essay nu the Unreasonableness of Sceptiasin, price 6s. • , BY THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORIUS's FF.Vt.R. DROPS. rr HE .texperience of !bore than half a century has *o.tully established the reputation of this invaluable Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to• expatiate on its Ml .cacy;id every species of Fever, .partieularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have, never` been known to tail, when administered agreeable to di. redion ; in the Measles,- Small Pox, Teething, and most Disorders incident to Chi !then they are ad itiLdlible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their immediate influence, they . immediately stop the progress of a,trisli Colt, andare particularly adaßtedas a genial Restora tive. The I' entity Bottle, zzs. sold at the Dolor's House, No. 29, Lower Brooi.--street i Grosvenor.square o where orders for exportation are duly executed Smaller licitt les ' tr 3. and as. vi. wh• lesale and retail, at Bacon's, r so, Oxfor d-street, and by Most respedahle Venders iu l'owit and Country. • AlsoDr.NOßKlS'scelebratcd ANTI-81 - L I OVS PILLS; with,ample litredions, zs. gd. the Box. 0 b6ef vc. that :the words "Thomas Norris Moore". Are engraved oil tl - e wean. Moat Stamp ; uo others are of can be •- SECT. 11.-INDIRECT TAXES. Ist. The tax on succe.sions, mi the tooting laid d 0.% it in Ow laws of the 4th Cktober, and (4:911) De eenTher, 1806, excepting Out augmentations 'laid upon rents and etfeas at the ex-pence of lirni!ce and the couiaries thereto united, which shall cease to atfett inheritances arising !rout deaths since the 3 it Dec. 1810. 2d. The stamp dpties on deeds find patents, con fat mably to the laws of the 28th Nov. and 2d Dec. I 8 A revisioir of the Tarif and Nomenclature of the deeds and instruments subject to these duties shall be proceded in, for the pyrpose of regulating them accortiii. to the judicial toxin ,, 'which sliali be in troductcr into Holllud, in consequence of its union with the Empire. 3d.-The duties on cards, conformably to the ex isting la's., CONSOLIDATED TAXES TO DE CONTINUED. Ist. The iax upon grin ;it% corn (nzoulure), to be reduced, iron) iOS to .72 florins poly per layt. of torn or ‘t.. rt. l'he price of bread, ,composed in whole °r in part of tiour;• %hail be reduced ill-the saute provortiun, to truth January 181 1. 2d. The tax on turf. • 3d. Upon 'salt, in the proportion of two decimes per kiloc,rarnme. 4th. Lipoo strong I.vateri, b} - andy, genera, and ail others (A folyiyi (u. home manufacture, at the rate of '24 florins . th, bahel. diityiS,ttivided into two parts, thst on dis- Olarion tliA- . on consumption; the- former 5. , a1l be Oh: 41141 u as that paid ill the nitelior or the EniptrO. sth. The tax upon coals, and Upon gold and sil yer ware. Gth. The duty uu kmnage, and, iniern:.ll naviga . tiOn. 7th. The duty on Wines, confurtuab!y to the ex isting la”,*. . . Bth. the st4rnp,duty on discharges of different i 11l pun I 1. These different taltes shill be classed under the denomination of the "cConsulidated Duties." 111.--- 1 0 P THE POSTS. • The service of the Pont, shall be organized in theliew departinents,.-eontormably to the French 14 8. • 1V THE LOTTERY. The ci-devant Dutch Lottery is provisionally kept up. The plans of 'each Lottery shall be sent to our Miniter of .-Firmocc, in order to be approved by usr. ►.-OF THE CUSTOMS. seCT. /NIPORTATIoN AND EXPORTATION. Front the ist Jan, 181 1, the Taws, decrees,, and legulation,•of the Etiiptre, regard to linPorts rucl-exports, shalt be Larried.intoetleet in the new DO.par•tments, - with the exceptions to be afterwards mentioned, SECT. 11..- 4 0 F THE USTABLISHMENT AND, ORGANIZA VON or THE OFFICERS OF CUSTOMS.. ' The Officers of Customs in Holland shall be charged With the service relative to importations., from, abroad,. and -exports to' foreign countries,• as well as . with the impurts and exporis.of Hoiland to: the depai thiehts of the interior, and Alum the latter to Holland. , In respea to all commodities su s bjeCied to the duties on ..internal consumption m Holland, the formalities in force for tne pUrpose of securing the levying of the duties, from -the,tiale of their being cleated from the Customs.,lti order to become ar ticles of comincrce, shall continue to be observed. The Customs of' Holland shall be divided into four sub-divisions, of which the chief places. shall be'AmsterdaM, Rotterdam, Dockum, and Embden. The division of : Rotterdam shall' comprehend Dort . , the islands separated by the Volkerak, from those lately 'United to the distlitt of Antwerp, and and tne coast of the North Sea,. as tar 1:5 . aaarlem, , . That 'of Ainaterdam shall comprehend the coast of the North Selt, drool Haarlem to the Zuyderzet-, the . ist.tnds• of . Texel, Vliehnd, and the coasts Of the Zupirizee as far as 14.doorg, exCiusive of th.:t place. That of , Ducktiip 4m all coil the. coml. Of lila tn . ., derzee'fi l oeia ; 1144 t of the 'North 4ea ADDz./8. -- p- Ir f *- -- . .... ; .--4.0 -- , ... ~. ir .... ; r ...z, r ' ~.. -- , d'; , n eie k...,- • Vg i ,, ' , & . - "* E. '- 1 V it‘ • • k [rruc sTXPENC.E #ALFPtiIiT. to Dellzyl inclo,ively, and /he i laftcis of Akoeland, and Sehiernsmontkood. That of.}4;,.nbden sttal t , xterici from D tot loWmg t . IIC c.nasts of the Dollarr, those of the N.) Set, and .of the.Jahe, to the extretnity of the co2st olHoliand ;at - p 1 fr,4it er shall cited from Noff stadt to Vollenon the Ems. The Dneciors• at 'Rotterdam,: Amsterdam, Dr.c. kum and Einbden, shill'he under the tipervision of the Master of .11-grizs:4; who shall reside at Am.: sterdam, and shall have the title of thief rector. . The Chief Dimetor shall be under the i , nmed . to orders of; our Dire;:tor-General, and shall con foirri • - exattly to all his instructions; he shall trarntnit them to the inferior Directors, shall correspond with them on ail points of tlie service, and shall give an 'aCCOLIIIf of all operati.Ms'no oit 1) < c.► - General, Who, nevertheless, may itimSellcorrespond With the interior Directors, whenever he s► , all judge it proper. The Chi , f DireClor shall render an account to the Intendant-General of Finance of the produce of the Customs, and shall furnish him with the necessary documents. SECT. THE IMPORTATION OF. TOBACCO INTO HoL E LAND, AND ITS IiSPOI3T F R FRANCE. The ilitportation of manstaciored, tobacco from abroad is prohibited in. H• Maud. .Foreign tobacco iii the leaf shalt he subjeaed to the duties at present in force in Holldnd. Tobiceo in the leaf, of every - sot., may - be im ported from Holland into -France, upo , l raying the duties of the Fre.nch tarit. Tobacco manufactured in Holland may ;lisp bar admitted ; but b7sides the duty unposed on tobae.%) in t::e leaf, it shall also pay that upon the lturhuf.c lure. • The said tobacco can .only enter Franc by Cusi • tem-houses which shall ativrwaras be marked out. :.• The said tobacco in leat and. inanuf.i6tured,-.it hating paid the duty on titiportation at the ens:om house where it is entered, .hball be conveyed with perrniis to the entreputs nearest.the office for col lecting the consolidated duties. The tobacco may remain there eight days, during which it sh receive. the Custom-nonse marks; there shall be paid at . tlie theCousolidated Duties, eleven decimes per .kilograinnie, covering the duties on manufacture, of the license of the ma- . nufaoluief, and of ;tie first sale. • Tobacco in leaf and manufactured, upon its entry, shall 1). subjeaed to the same regulations with to bacco of French origin. Tobadoo in the • torin of segirs cannot be intro. duced into the Departments Einpire. SECT. IY.—OF THE EXPORTATION 6F THE MALT La.! IiLUORS OF HOLLAND INTO FRANCE. Dutch malt liquors canuot enter the int -rior, but through the officers poilite.l : out,.and upon payment at the Custom-houses of a duty .of two tranci per hectolitre. SECT. V.-OF FLOUR, BREAD, AND BISCUIT, AND THBIR IMPUKTATION • INTO HyLI,AND. . . , Corn, bread, and biscuit, which, boat tjle depart., mews of the Anapire shall enter the. new depart -mm.llS which at this day constitute Holland, shall pay, the , duty on grinding corn ; bread and biscuit from abroad shall_ pay the duties hitherto levied. . SECT. VI.—OP GRAIN, Irwin, AND PULSE, ,AND THLIR EXPOKTATIoN FROM HOLLAND. Exportation shall, cease when tipr price of the hcc. tolitre shall rise to 24 francs in the markets of the Department Of the. Two Nethes, or when it shall be prohibited ,by, special decrees. When exportation. is nut prohibited, corn ,and pulse shall pay an export duty, regulated according to the following' scale:— When the price,of corn does •not amount in the- Department of the Two Nether to Ig francs per metrical, quintal, la -francs; at fg.francs ditto, 4 franes, -60 cents. ;. at 20. francs ditto, 3 francs, sp cents.; at -2,1 francs, ditto, 4. francs ; at 22 IF - Sues ditto, 6 fianci ; at 23 francs ditto, 8 franCs. At 2# francs, the exportation shall tw,siispended. • Small groin (menus grains) And ,dried puNts, shall pay ()illy halt the duties ,contaiued that above scale. • SECT. VII. OF THE CIRCULATION OF CORN ACID FLOUR IN HOLLAND. . - - - • . . . . The circulation of corn, flour, and brsad, inthe interior of the Departments of ci-devant kloll.inJ, . shia be eptirely tree, conformably to the kw of tilt . t tst.P,rairial, year r).. . . . . . . SECT. VIII. There shall be a clepot. oe * foreign produce.aa,•o. , nne.rchandize, uot prohibited in tai of the. potts,pt,4L - nsterdam, kotterdam, and glut?! den, • .These .. . depots shall be regutited upon the _ same principles as those wilieh are established in France. • • • , • :• • - • - •. ': ; L) = s 613 QT. IX. OF THE TRANSII OF GOODS. Goods which• skball - be admitted . to the depot of Aiitsterdain; niay be forwarded tit transit: 'to Germany and Switzerland; by the ,riavigation of tbe;Rhine,, • " The conditions of this transit, and the (la ties to which the goods enjoying thi, privi• lege are subjected, sh3ll be minted out is _a fu. turn decree. SECt. X. OF THE NATIONALITY OF SHIM AE;er the Ist of November next, there sh3il be a list . , , pit of the ships possessing the condi tions ti&c . iii,ury to entitle teL to be considered az tipon2l by tho Jaws of licllam1; the said ships ottg it lad ° 1 100' litn t iay neot• I - did CA' /t1C!I !i % 4 ~ i,e ci iici .1;y ;psi ~ i) y' ~~ tC~~ -= ~ {;d v" l~t'L 3 ~.r l~ r t .11